Annual School Elections Set

The annual school elections will be Tuesday, Sept. 19, and Farmington, Prairie Grove and Lincoln school boards all have races for each of their open positions.

Farmington

School District also is asking its registered voters to allow the district to extend debt to acquire bonds.

The school’s millage rate would remain the same at 42.6 mills. If the district is allowed to extend debt another 10 years, it would give the district the possible option of acquiring about $4 million in bonds to use for Phase 3 of the high school campus.

Early voting opens Tuesday, Sept. 12, at Washington County Courthouse and continues through Monday, Sept. 18. Hours to vote will be 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the weekdays.

For election day, polls will be open 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Registered voters in the three school districts can cast ballots at any of the election centers open that day.

Polling places are: — Main Street Baptist Church, 49 W. Main St., Farmington;

— Lincoln Community Center, 112 N. Main in Lincoln;

— Prairie Grove Christian Church, 611 Wayne Villines Road in Prairie Grove;

— West Fork Community Center, 222 Weber St., in West Fork.

Candidates for school boards as listed on the ballots are:

Farmington School District #6

• Mindy Grusing

• Doug Williams Lincoln School District #48

• Richard Watson

• Kendra Moore Prairie Grove School District #23

• Mark Beaver